Best all terrain tire

[LTeddy]

Hey guys I know you alot of people ask tire questions but I'm getting a headache looking for all of the questions I need answered lol.. I'm looking to get the best all terrain tire for snow but has decent and even wear I do mostly your typical country driving to work and what not in trying to decide between the bf Goodrich all terrain ko2 toyo at2 Cooper discoverer at3 mastercraft courser axt or any others you guys recommend! Thanks guys! Oh im just running the stock 265/6518

[robvas]

Mastercraft and Cooper are both made by Cooper if that helps.

 

The BFG's cost way more than the Coopers if that tells you anything.

[LTeddy]

Yea I knew about the two being the same company I see the difference in tread didn't know if one was better than the other.. I got a quote for the bfgs they seem like the perfect tire but if others are comparable and I can save some money than that is the route I'll go I also was checking out the general grabber at2 since that is basically the same tread pattern and winter rated

[Bvonscott]

#1) Toyo R/T

#2) Toyo A/T Extreme

#3) Nitto Terra grappler

[Rawyzf]

Cooper ATP is awesome in the snow. It's a discount tire exclusive, but cheaper than everything listed.

 

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[Robert.jean1]

 

Easiest way to search I think.

 

 

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[Long time coming]

I'm very happy with the ko2 so far, I have similar size 265/70R18. Paid $1150 (taxes included) at Costco.

[UrbanRage]

KO2 for the win!

[Rawyzf]

Is the original KO on par with the KO2?

 

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[Bushx]

This not going to help you, but I really liked the last set of General Grabber AT2's. They wore slowly, not noisy, and had the mountain/snowflake winter rating, and we're good in snow and ice. The Sierra I just got into came with Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac's, in the new p (or euro as it may be) load rating. These are supposed to be brilliant in the snow/ice, and are suprizingly quiet and smooth in the dry, and look great. Unless these wear out quickly, I'll be buying them again.

[LTeddy]

I did want the duratracs but I keep reading issues of them wearing out quickly they won't balance right quite a bit either I can't say I've had experience just what I read I do love the way they look and read they are amazing in snow

[EChavez]

Why aren't toyo and nitto on that list?

[WildWilt15]

Why aren't toyo and nitto on that list?

Because they are off the charts!

[Bushx]

I did want the duratracs but I keep reading issues of them wearing out quickly they won't balance right quite a bit either I can't say I've had experience just what I read I do love the way they look and read they are amazing in snow

The Duratrac's I'm running are OEM equipment on the 2015 Silverado midnight, and are well balanced, no shakes. Wear, well, that's left to be seen.

[cev103]

TOYO Open Country AT2's. I use to run BFG All Terrains on every truck I owned, but I found the tread to wear quick and I would end up replacing them around 40,000 miles of use. Then I tried the TOYO's and never looked back, plus the TOYO's have a 60,000 mile pro rated warranty unlike the BFG's.